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relinquere is a Latin Verb that primarily means to leave.
Verb
to leave behind, leave, abandon, desert
English derivatives:
relinguish reliquary relict relic delinquent dereliction
Verb
To quit the company of (a person or sim.), depart from, leave. (b) to sever one's connection with, forsake. leave.
To go away and leave (a place), depart from, abandon; signa ~inquere, to desert the ranks. (b) to extend away from; (of a line) to deviate from.
To leave, quit, relinquish (an occupation, obligation, condition, etc.). (b) to relinquish (something belonging to one).
(of conditions, attributes, faculties, etc.) To leave, desert.
To outstrip, leave behind (in attainments or sim.). (b) (in physical dimensions).
Hāc fāmā narrātā, dux urbem since morā relīquit.Compare When (since, etc.) this rumor has been reported, the leader left the city without delay.
Cicerō Terentiam relinquere timēbat.Compare Cicero was afraid to leave Terentia behind.
Et eunt homines mirari alta montium, et ingentes fluctus maris, et latissimos lapsus fluminum, et Oceani ambitum, et gyros siderum, et relinquunt se ipsos.Compare Men go forth to marvel at the mountain heights, at huge waves in the sea, at the board expanse of flowing rivers, at the wide reaches of the ocean, and at the circuits of the stars, but themselves they pass by.
Tune potes dulcis, ingrate, relinquere nugas?Compare Can you, ungrateful man, resign your pleasant trifles?
Urbem excoluit adeō ut iūre sit glōriātus marmoream sē relinquere quam latericiam accēpisset. (Said of Augustus, Suetonius, Augustus XXVIII.3)Compare He improved Rome to such an extent that he could rightly boast of having found it brick and left it marble.
Trecenti sex pereo invenio, unus relinquo.Compare I find that three hundred and six perished, that one was left.
Argi et Lacedaemon, duo clarus urbs, lumen quondam Graceia, sub pes tuus relinquo?Compare Shall we leave beneath your feet Argos and Lacedaemon, two most illustrious cities, once the luminaries of Greece?
ACTIVE | |
Indicative present | Indicative imperfect |
relinquō relinquis relinquit relinquimus relinquitis relinquunt | relinquēbam relinquēbās relinquēbat relinquēbāmus relinquēbātis relinquēbant |
Indicative perfect | Indicative pluperfect |
relīquī relīquistī relīquit relīquimus relīquistis relīquērunt / relīquēre | relīqueram relīquerās relīquerat relīquerāmus relīquerātis relīquerant |
Indicative future | Indicative future perfect |
relinquam relinquēs relinquet relinquēmus relinquētis relinquent | relīquerō relīqueris relīquerit relīquerimus relīqueritis relīquerint |
Subjunctive present | Subjunctive imperfect |
relinquam relinquās relinquat relinquāmus relinquātis relinquant | relinquerem relinquerēs relinqueret relinquerēmus relinquerētis relinquerent |
Subjunctive perfect | Subjunctive pluperfect |
relīquerim relīqueris relīquerit relīquerimus relīqueritis relīquerint | relīquissem relīquissēs relīquisset relīquissēmus relīquissētis relīquissent |
Infinitive present relinquere Infinitive perfect relīquisse Infinitive future relictūrum esse | Imperative present relinque relinquite Imperative future relinquitō relinquitō relinquitōte relinquuntō |
PASSIVE | |
Indicative present | Indicative imperfect |
relinquor relinqueris relinquitur relinquimur relinquiminī relinquuntur | relinquēbar relinquēbāris / relinquēbāre relinquēbātur relinquēbāmur relinquēbāminī relinquēbantur |
Indicative perfect | Indicative pluperfect |
relictus sum relictus es relictus est relictī sumus relictī estis relictī sunt | relictus eram relictus erās relictus erat relictī erāmus relictī erātis relictī erant |
Indicative future | Indicative future perfect |
relinquar relinquēris / relinquēre relinquētur relinquēmur relinquēminī relinquentur | relictus erō relictus eris relictus erit relictī erimus relictī eritis relictī erunt |
Subjunctive present | Subjunctive imperfect |
relinquar relinquāris / relinquāre relinquātur relinquāmur relinquāminī relinquantur | relinquerer relinquerēris / relinquerēre relinquerētur relinquerēmur relinquerēminī relinquerentur |
Subjunctive perfect | Subjunctive pluperfect |
relictus sim relictus sīs relictus sit relictī sīmus relictī sītis relictī sint | relictus essem relictus essēs relictus esset relictī essēmus relictī essētis relictī essent |
Infinitive present relinquī Infinitive perfect relictum esse Infinitive future relictum īrī | Imperative present relinquere relinquiminī Imperative future relinquitor relinquitor - relinquuntor |
PARTICIPLE | ||
Participle present active | ||
Nom. | relinquēns | relinquentēs |
Gen. | relinquentis | relinquentium |
Dat. | relinquentī | relinquentibus |
Acc. | relinquentem | relinquentēs |
Abl. | relinquente | relinquentibus |
Participle future active | ||
Nom. | relictūrus | relictūrī |
Gen. | relictūrī | relictūrōrum |
Dat. | relictūrō | relictūrīs |
Acc. | relictūrum | relictūrōs |
Abl. | relictūrō | relictūrīs |
Participle perfect passive | ||
Nom. | relictus | relictī |
Gen. | relictī | relictōrum |
Dat. | relictō | relictīs |
Acc. | relictum | relictōs |
Abl. | relictō | relictīs |
Gerundive | ||
Nom. | relinquendus | relinquendī |
Gen. | relinquendī | relinquendōrum |
Dat. | relinquendō | relinquendīs |
Acc. | relinquendum | relinquendōs |
Abl. | relinquendō | relinquendīs |
Gerund | Supine | |
Nom. | relinquere | relictum |
Gen. | relinquendī | relictū |
Dat. | relinquendō | |
Acc. | relinquendum | |
Abl. | relinquendō |
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Allo Contributors. "relinquō, relinquere, relīquī, relictum (v.) - Latin Word Definition." Allo Latin Dictionary. Last modified . Accessed September 7, 2024. http://ancientlanguages.org/latin/dictionary/relinquo-relinquere-reliqui-relictum.
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